MMA fighter wins knock-out in 17 seconds with a kick

Di Chirico entered the initiative, with two consecutive kicks, but both were blocked by Alhassan. The Ghanaian boxer then forced the opponent to close the cage, and then kicked Di Chirico in the face.

The referee immediately intervened to stop, and the match ended after 17 seconds.

This knock-out victory helped Alhassan cut a three-match losing streak, respectively at the hands of Mounir Lazzez (Tunisia), Khaos Williams (USA) and Jacob Malkoun (Australia). This result also helped Alhassan receive the “Best Performance of the Night” award.

“I can’t wait to tell my son that his dad won. This is something I’ve been practicing all the time. I was actually going to kick my left foot. But he moved in the right direction. vice versa and I just reflexively swing my right leg,” Alhassan said.

Alhassan is famous for his ability to strike ecstasy to close the match quickly. The kick that knocked out Di Chirico on August 28 helped Alhassan win his 11th match by knockout in the first half when fighting professional MMA.

The 36-year-old Ghanaian boxer has increased his fitness in recent times to dispel the idea that he can only win by knock-out, and guarantee defeat if the match lasts until the third round.

After training and competing in judo for 22 years and earning a black belt, Alhassan switched to mixed martial arts (MMA). He fought his first professional fight in 2013, when he won by technical knockout in 25 seconds. Alhassan won all six fights before being signed by the UFC in 2016.

Hong Duy